Build, deploy, and maintain self-service enterprise portals with Oracle9iAS Portal - the next generation of Internet database software. Includes 3 CD-ROMs containing the official Oracle 9i AS portal product. It uses examples to teach the reader Web development design techniques to improve application efficiency. A clear methodology for Web application development walks the reader through all phases of an Oracle 9i AS portal project. Hand-on examples, simple self-help tutorials, and case studies are provided throughout the book.
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Build and Maintain Self-Service, Integrated Enterprise Portals
Leverage the power of the Internet and Oracle9i Application Server Portal to organize and enable access to critical business information--and gain strategic competitive advantages for your organization. Officially authorized by Oracle Corporation, Oracle9i Application Server Portal Handbook explains how to use all the features of this powerful product to build enterprise information portals for integrated and personalized access to business information, Web content, and legacy applications. You'll learn to seamlessly publish content on an intranet, develop robust Web applications, implement security features, and maintain peak performance.
- Install and configure Oracle9i Application Server Portal
- Define user, system, and architectural requirements
- Design an enterprise information portal (EIP)
- Enable distributed administration, user-generated content, and flexible searching with Portal Content Areas
- Use the built-in portlets for granular, secure, and standardized access
- Develop Enterprise Forms and Reports
- Use the built-in graphical display features, such as Charts, Calendars, and Hierarchies
- Tune, monitor, and maintain the Portal
3 CD-ROMs include official Oracle9i Application Server Portal -- a $50 value!
About the Author
Steve Vandivier (McLean, VA) has more than 17 years experience in managing projects and contracts with the U.S. Army, the Department of Defense, and commercially. He is President of the Mid-Atlantic Association of Oracle Professionals in the Washington, DC area and is well known in the Oracle User Group Community. Kelly Cox is co-author of Professional Oracle 8i application Programming with Java, PL/SQL and XML (Wrox) and is on the board of the International Oracle Users Group (IOUG-A).
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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Oracle Portal allows you to "Webify" a database, as well as to create a general-purpose portal for your users. The ideas and techniques from this book helped me get a database of mine onto the Web quickly and efficiently. Everything you'll need is there, from the initial installation of the product, to on-going administration of your portal(s). In between is a thorough treatment of what should be done to facilitate browser-based access to your data.The book doesn't just dump syntax on you. It explains what portals are, and how to plan for one before building it. Key features of the Oracle product are explained clearly, first at a high level, so that you will later understand what you're doing when it gets to "click here, and type there." And, when it does get down to the lowest-level details, the book reflects the care that the authors must have taken to ensure accuracy. All-in-all, a thorough treatment that should be indispensable to new Portal developers, while still offering value to all but the most advanced and experienced ones.
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Outstanding in its clarity. Especially useful in first giving an overview/purpose for exercises, and, then, going thru an exercise step by step. Remarkably error and typo-free compared to many other technical, more expensive computer textbooks I've used in a classroom.
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OTN is much more better,
This review is from: Oracle9i Application Server Portal Handbook (Osborne ORACLE Press Series) (Paperback)
The installation procedure is in some points wrong. so a beginner has no chance to run the samples. The theory part of this book is not bad but in some chapters more or less stuff for kids! A frank advice, try to find another book.
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Science fiction and movie writers have shown a fascination over the years with the concept of transporting individuals to a different dimension in space and time using a device commonly referred to as a portal. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
content area interface, portlet code, portlet header, shared components application, portlet title, content area administrator, content area home page, customization form, portal schema name, portlet instance, portlet repository, content area map, custom portlets, full page options, portal development effort, content display area, content area styles, full page mode, portlet provider, first break column, show portlet, test your form, portal administrator, content area name, content area page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Resource Center, File Edit View Go Communicator Help, Manage Component, Document Done, Web Toolkit, Wireless Edition, Column Formatting, Nav Bar, Recent Objects, File Upload, Oracle Universal Installer, Other Providers, Maximum Rows Per Page, Enterprise Edition, Internet Explorer, Make Public, Oracle Reports, Choose Start, Create Create, Manage Items, Oracle Press, Row Order Options, Start With Value, Task Help, Quick Tour New!
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content area interface, portlet code, portlet header, shared components application, portlet title, content area administrator, content area home page, customization form, portal schema name, portlet instance, portlet repository, content area map, custom portlets, full page options, portal development effort, content display area, content area styles, full page mode, portlet provider, first break column, show portlet, test your form, portal administrator, content area name, content area page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Resource Center, File Edit View Go Communicator Help, Manage Component, Document Done, Web Toolkit, Wireless Edition, Column Formatting, Nav Bar, Recent Objects, File Upload, Oracle Universal Installer, Other Providers, Maximum Rows Per Page, Enterprise Edition, Internet Explorer, Make Public, Oracle Reports, Choose Start, Create Create, Manage Items, Oracle Press, Row Order Options, Start With Value, Task Help, Quick Tour New!
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- The Time Machine / The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells on page 4
- The Time Machine by H G Wells on page 4
- Oracle Security by William Heney in Back Matter
- The Employee Handbook by Management Resources on page 288
- The Time Machine (Penguin Classics) by H.G. Wells on page 4
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